第三人称单数：malfunctions
第三人称复数：malfunctions
现在分词：malfunctioning
过去分词：malfunctioned
过去式：malfunctioned
名词失灵; 故障，功能障碍
不及物动词失灵; 发生故障
1. 误动作：障而失效,软体的高度复杂性则可能潜藏能中断或绕道(Bypass)多样中可能会出现的状况,规划有误动作(Malfunction)表单. 当要模拟或汽机旁通阀打开时,蒸汽旁通与压力控制系统(SBPC)会感应到压力统(SBPC)失效,造成汽机控制阀与汽机气体旁通阀全开无法正常调后,
2. 失灵：是故近代的CPU倾向发展多个相同的时脉讯号,以避免单一信号的延迟使得整个CPU失灵(Malfunction). 另一个主要的问题是,时脉讯号的增加亦使得CPU产生的热能增加. 持续变动的时脉讯号使得许多元件切换(Switch)而不论它们是否处於运作状态.
3. 失灵,故障,机能障碍：malformation 畸形,变形 | malfunction 失灵,故障,机能障碍 | malignancy 恶性
1. （机器）失灵，出故障；（人体器官）机能失常，出现功能障碍
If a machine or part of the body malfunctions, it fails to work properly.
e.g. The radiation can damage microprocessors and computer memories, causing them to malfunction...
辐射会损坏微处理器和电脑内存，使之失灵。
e.g. Early physicians removed the malfunctioning organs.
早年间的医生会把机能失常的器官摘除掉。
1. Nor did it cite a specific cause of the malfunction, a matter that is now being investigated.
2. In Washington, a Pentagon official said officials suspect a malfunction on the Chinook.
3. The closest thing to a wardrobe malfunction during all the performances came courtesy of country singer Gretchen Wilson's guitar player.
4. More than 100 infuriated consumers blocked the two service stations to demand solutions after learning from repair shops that substandard gasoline caused the malfunction.
5. The malfunction of medical appliances has a detrimental effect on donors, therefore hospitals must be responsible for the operation and make proper preparations.
6. This is compounded by the fact that two hours after the snag, citizens were not informed of such malfunction.
7. An initial probe said the fire might have been ignited by an electrical wiring malfunction on the third floor.
8. The fans are prone to malfunction because of a software programming error in their control modules.
9. Eight tourists were left hanging more than 30 meters in the air after a machine malfunction and power failure.
10. Li also said the automatic alarm system could help people communicate with elevator operating staff through video links in the event of a lift malfunction.
noun
1. a failure to function normally
verb